Thor says goodbye to his father Odin in Thor #750 - but is Odin the only casualty?

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Thor #750 strikes like lightning on April 27 with the return of classic creators from Jason Aaron to Walt Simonson and more - as well as the death of a  popular hero (get all the details on that below). 

Now, Marvel has released a preview of interior pages from the milestone issue as well as a variant cover from Stephanie Hans, and even a look at the design for the reforged Mjolnir from Thor series artist Nic Klein.

Interestingly enough, one of the pages seems to reveal the hero who will die in the main story of Thor #750 from the aforementioned Klein and series writer Donny Cates, showing a funeral procession for Thor's father Odin.

Of course, Odin's death was likely already depicted in March 9's Thor #23, the issue just before Thor #24/#750 in which Odin seemingly sacrificed his life to imbue Thor with the so-called Odinforce. 

However, just because we're seeing one funeral in the preview, that doesn't mean another hero couldn't kick the bucket by surprise elsewhere in the story.

Have a look at the gallery of interior pages along with artist Stephanie Hans variant cover, and decide for yourself:

Original story follows...

Thor originally debuted 60 years ago in 1962 (along with a bunch of other iconic Marvel Comics characters), and April's Thor #24 will mark the God of Thunder's sexagenarian anniversary with an oversized issue carrying the 'Legacy' issue number of #750.

Along with the main story by the regular series creative team of Donny Cates and Nic Klein in which Thor and his allies mourn the loss of an ally in the preceding 'God of Hammers' arc, the oversized Thor #750 will feature the return of many of the most influential and beloved Thor creators from years past.

We'll run down who's contributing what